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Your uptime is probably better than your customers think. But the proof sits in your UptimeRobot dashboard, where only your team can see it. Starting today, you can put it on your website. SLA badges let you set an uptime target for your monitors, then embed a live badge that shows the uptime you actually […]

What do you do with an iPad that’s sitting unused on your desk? If you’re Howard Spaeth, you turn it into a dashboard for everything that might need your attention. Howard runs a web design agency focused on WordPress and has been using UptimeRobot for as long as he can remember. But UptimeRobot isn’t the […]

Your checkout might run on Stripe, your files on AWS, and your images on a CDN. When one of those providers has an incident, part of your product breaks with it, and your own monitors can stay green the whole time. Starting today, UptimeRobot monitors beyond your own infrastructure. Third party monitoring lets you add […]

Prog, who prefers to be referred to by his online handle, works a call center job, but outside of work, he’s getting back into programming and experimenting with what he can build with Python. He had some experience with C++ and JavaScript from his school days, but after researching which programming languages were popular and […]

Sahil Khan is a final-year computer science student from India specializing in AI and machine learning. He spends much of his time learning about AI agents and figuring out how to turn ideas into things people can actually use. One of those ideas came from close to home. When Sahil saw how his brother was […]

Managing monitors has meant one of two things: the dashboard, or writing your own API calls. There is now a third. The official UptimeRobot CLI is live on npm, and it drives every monitor, incident, and status page in your account from the shell you already have open. It is free, open source under Apache […]